I’m running my trusty old Antec 900 with three Rosewill hotswap bays to hold 12 3.5” drives.

https://gamersnexus.net/cases/goat-antec-900-case-revisit-new-900-2026-review-benchmarks-and-thermals

https://www.newegg.com/rosewill-rsv-sata-cage-34-hard-disk-drive-cage/p/N82E16816132037

I’ve got this laying on its side currently, and I need to replace the failed top exhaust fan, but I’m sure you could come up with a rack mount option to throw it in a rack. Probably about 4u tall on its side.

You’re thinking of a desktop KVM for connecting multiple computers to one set of devices. This post is asking about network attached KVMs for providing remote access to virtually a keyboard, monitor, mouse plugged directly into a machine. This allows out of band access to things outside of the operating system - e.g. bios/efi, entering full disk encryption passwords, even pressing power/reset buttons via jumpers to motherboard headers. This type of KVM is equivalent to Lights Out Managers like LOM/DRAC in the server world.

I owe my soul to the company store.

Today.

Futurama for me originally, then Rick and Morty for a while until they released the episode where a character says “Hey Siri Call 911” and after being woken up to my device confirming a call to emergency services I had to switch back to Futurama.

Video games have gone this way too. Pop in disc or cartridge, go to play, forced to download updates that fix what was shipped in a broken state.

The “Leave” part is where they get a new script at a new place that follows the law.

3rd Rock from the Sun? Been a while since I rewatched that, though. Kinda not “friends” but “co-workers”.

Me, looking at my Jellyfin server…

Oh. Ok.